Cultivation World: Starting with a Lightning Strike
Chapter 1365

This Is Way Too Wasteful, Isn't It?

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Looking at the two crimson dragon scales suspended above the Crimson Phoenix Cauldron, Su Fan let out a long breath.

He had barely slept for the entire month, but he had finally refined these two dragon scales.

Su Fan's gaze sharpened, and more than a dozen jade boxes appeared before him.

Among them were several Demon Cores of ninth-rank ancient savage demons, as well as Essence of Geng Metal, Primordial Mysterious Iron, Stardust Silver Sand, Purple Wu Copper Essence, and various other top-grade artifact-refining materials.

If any artifact-refining grandmaster found out about this, they would have to bash their head against a wall and die.

This was way too wasteful, wasn't it?

His gaze sharpened. Several Demon Cores of ninth-rank ancient savage demons floated before him. He slapped them with his palm, and the Demon Cores instantly crumbled into powder.

Su Fan waved his hand, mixing the Demon Core powder with the various top-grade artifact-refining materials and scattering it all over the two dragon scales.

His hands continuously formed all kinds of strange hand seals. With his fingers pinching spells, he struck out one obscure and profound talismanic seal after another, hammering them into the two dragon scales.

At that moment, Senior Brother Ling Qu stood in the Earth Fire Hall, anxiously waiting for his two fellow disciples.

He had wanted to refine a top-grade Treasure Artifact for a long time, but the required artifact-refining materials were extremely rare, and he had only managed to gather them recently.

Moreover, for the sake of this top-grade Treasure Artifact, he had secluded himself for a year to ponder the refining method. Last night, inspiration had suddenly struck him, and he had comprehended a method of refinement. That was why he had hurried out of seclusion and come to the Earth Fire Hall.

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